Kamadhenu's Blessing
₹1339
Behind The Brushstrokes
In this Bharni-style piece, I have filled every line with the sacred story of Gau Mata and her calf. The vibrant colors and dense patterns are my devotion made visible, celebrating the pure, selfless love of a mother. Look closely at the intricate details in their adornments and the traditional motifs framing them; each stroke is a testament to our ancient traditions. This painting is a channel for divine energy, bringing the blessings of abundance and unconditional love into your sacred space.
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Smrity Bhawana is a gifted Madhubani artist who beautifully preserves one of India's most celebrated folk-art traditions through her vibrant and expressive creations. For her, painting is both therapy and a source of peace, allowing her to transform emotions into intricate works of art.
Her paintings are enriched with timeless Madhubani symbols, where fish represent fertility and abundance, peacocks symbolize love and harmony, and the radiant sun embodies life, strength and vitality. With every piece she creates, Smrity hopes to send a blessing into the home it becomes a part of.
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Ever noticed how newspapers and old books gradually turn yellow? That's because ordinary paper contains lignin and acidic residues. Our prints are produced on thick 260 GSM museum grade paper that's acid-free and lignin-free, so it resists yellowing and is made to last.
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For every print sold, the artist earns a royalty, helping them thrive and continue their creative journey.
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We take great care in crafting every print. If your order arrives damaged, defective or falls short of our quality promise, we'll make it right. With our 100% happiness guarantee, you can return any artwork within 4 days.
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